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Noelle is a feminine form of the French name Noel, which means "Christmas". Noel can also be used as a female name but it is much less common. The French word Noel ultimately originates in Latin.

Noemi is a Czech variant of Naomi. Naomi originates in Hebrew language and it means "pleasant, congenial". In the Bible, Naomi was the mother-in-law of Ruth. The name itself used to be popular in Jewish community, and it wasn't until the Protestant Reformation that it came into more general use. Most likely it was popularized by the fashion model Naomi Campbell.

Nohea originates in Hawaiian language and means "beautiful". It can be used as both feminine and masculine given names. Currently, its usage is rather rare.

Nokomis originates in one of the Native American languages and it means "from my grandmother". It is also the name of a character in Longfellow's poem The Song of Hiawatha.

There are several possible explanations of the origin of this name. Some sources suggest it is a feminine form of Nolan, others say it is a diminutive of Finola. Most likely, it is a short form of Magnolia. Magnolia was originally the name of a flower plant, which was named after the French botanist Pierre Magnol. It is the official state flower of Mississippi, also nicknamed Magnolia State.

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